The Sound of Fury Page #2
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right off his neck.
I'll introduce you sometime.
He's quite a character!
He can afford it. He averages
20 bucks an hour, five hours per night.
$20 an hour? What does he do?
Run a diamond mine?
What diamond mine? All he
does is pick up 5 little cards.
Only five little cards.
Only he knows what they are
before he picks them up.
That's some job.
I know another guy that averages
$400-500 a week. Sometimes more.
He'd be willing to split with
the right partner.
He's the guy I was thinking about
for you. - For me?
You just have to drive his car.
Think you'd be interested?
What makes you think he'd want
me for a partner?
My personal recommendation.
All you have to do is drive his car.
He does all the work.
What kind of work?
Oh, you know, rob a gas station maybe
a liquor store. Nothing risky.
Oh no, wait, Jerry, I didn't know
that you were...
talking about that kind of work.
Oh. Is something wrong?
I have done many things
in my life, but...
Suit yourself!
Just trying to give you a break.
You asked me, didn't you?
Yes, I asked, but...
Do you have any
better offer lately?
You guys kill me! The more they kick you
in the teeth, the better you like it!
What are you looking for?
Handouts?
Here's 10 bucks! Live!
Don't get sore, Jerry.
- Who's sore? I feel sorry for you!
Tell your troubles to the 1st National
Bank. They got a Tough Luck Department!
Come on, take the 10 bucks
and out of here!
- Jerry...
- Yeah?
Who's your friend?
Who do you think?
Hello.
Yeah.
Oh, hello, Howard.
Listen, Mr. Yaeger,
Will you do me a favor?
Can you go over and tell my wife
that I won't be home for dinner?
I've got to see about a job.
Yeah.
Yes, thank you.
Thank you very much, Mr. Yaeger.
Goodbye.
There it is.
Are you nervous?
- No. Well, maybe.
So was I the first time.
You get used to it.
Pull up pass the joint.
Keep it in gear.
Relax.
Stay where you are.
Get over there and drop that rag.
Look who's here, Jesse James.
- Button it up!
Do what he says, Joey!
Are you just as tough with an old couple
when you ain't got that gun?
Shut up.
- Joey, Joey!
He's lucky I didn't kill him!
What about that guy that came in?
Any trouble?
No. I told you, didn't I?
Never have any trouble.
How did you do?
Judy!
Judy?
Honey?
Judy?
Hello, Mr. Yaeger. Is Judy here?
- Yeah.
We're all watching television.
Come in.
No thanks, tell Judy that
that I want her, will you?
Get out of my way, varmint!
Nobody ever called me varmint and lived!
Mrs. Tyler, your husband wants
to see you.
They're heading up by Cactus Creek!
Tommy, put on your jacket.
- It's not finished!
Come on, put on your jacket.
Good night, everybody.
Gee wiz, Mom!
Why do we have to leave now?
Can I stay a little longer, Pop?
Did you get my note? I didn't know
what time... - That's alright, honey.
Very soon we will have
our own TV.
Howard, you got a job!
Isn't that wonderful!
Tell me. Is it a good one?
- What do you think?
I got an advance on my salary.
Don't you want it?
Tell me about it, Howard.
Well, talk about luck.
I happened to run into this guy...
He's a foreman at the
Santa Sierra Cannery.
He said I can use a guy like you on
the night shift! $50 a week to start!
Oh, you'll be working nights.
- What's the difference?
How about something to eat?
- Oh, baked ham! It's so expensive!
So what? We've got the right to
live a little too!
Oh boy, potato chips!
Son, you still want that two-wheeler?
- And a television too?
When your old man says something
he means it! Don't forget that!
Howard, have you been drinking?
Well, just a couple.
This fellow and me kind of celebrated.
Tommy, wash your hands first.
Alright. They're not so dirty.
We'll put the TV set right here.
- Oh, Howard.
And we'll throw this piece of junk out!
- Don't be silly.
When we get that TV set, you can have
the whole neighborhood here anytime!
You see, Professor, boogie woogie is
the most scientific of musical forms.
It is the only one that allows the
pianist to keep the music going...
with one hand and
feed himself with the other.
Drinks are on the house!
Don't be shy.
Gil, darling...
Dinner looks beautiful!
You look beautiful...
You smell wonderful.
The phone, darling. It is for Hal.
He can use the alcove extension.
And listen, I heard Nicholas barking
down the street.
Vito must be coming back.
Hal, telephone for you.
Why don't you take it in the alcove?
- Oh, thanks.
Vi, I believe that our great
man is almost here.
Honey, shall I invite him over for the
game tomorrow night?
Oh, Vi.
Why not? If he's such
a mathematical genius,
he ought to be able to play
a little bridge!
Time and Space have met!
Isn't it wonderful what the H-Bomb
has done, Professor?
It's made a scientist almost as
important as a good fullback!
Vito, we thought you were lost.
- My humble apologies.
This rascal was chasing a cat!
Nicholas, I thought I told you to
bring the Doctor straight home.
Don't be too hard on him.
There are magnets stronger than beauty.
In addition to the cat, he met
a lovely French poodle.
That call was from Fowler.
There's been another holdup
out on Highway 101.
Did you tell Chuck
to stop the presses?
I can no longer take a position...
removed from the problems
of everyday life.
There are no ivory towers.
Hal, I can not talk business
on an empty stomach.
Sherry?
A recipe that we got in Rome.
Remember, El Greco's?
Before you go, I'll fix you some of
that polenta. With quail.
I'm grateful for that day you and
your men found me.
First honors, Vito.
- Thank you.
The boy was badly slugged.
Why don't we go down there after the
party? You could do a special feature.
On a holdup?
Plates everybody!
Why not? Remember that
And the service station stickup
the day before?
Two petty thefts, Hal. Don't try
to talk us into a crime wave.
Maybe we're in one and don't know it.
A crime wave would help our circulation.
Wait a minute, Vi. That's not enough
for you. You're growing girl!
My diet!
I thought you hired me to write
a column, not general news.
Maybe a bonus would interest you?
A bonus?
Did you mean money?
That might make a petty robbery
very significant!
Say you'll do it for me, Gil. You've
got a big following in this town.
With your byline on a special series,
I could really sell some papers!
What are you two plotting? - The boss
is trying to get me to work tonight.
Don't you dare take Gil
back to the office tonight.
I'm just getting used to him being
home nights and I like it.
And besides, we have guests.
- But this is important, Helen!
Do you understand, Doctor?
My mathematical mind suggests
an alternative.
Why couldn't the house guest
accompany you?
This wouldn't interest you, Vito.
Vi, have some mint sauce,
Hal's discovered that we are
in the middle of a crime wave.
On the contrary, all waves interest me:
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